Solving the 27 HARDEST SAT Math problems from 2022

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[@igwesivictor7168]

"boom done" ❣ Classic

[@tahjeanstoner6252]

I say this while using his strategies

[@OverclockingCowboy]

For Question 12 at 3:50, the exponentially decaying curve y = 2^-x + 1 has a horizontal asymptote at y = 1 (for large values of x). It can be concluded immediately that A) is the correct answer. The point (0,2) in the graph is a further verification.

[@angelopellicci179]

The whole SAV method is insanely helpful. Thank u so much.

[@shauryajeevagan9246]

23:00 there actually is another way to solve it using “power of a point”: When two chords/radiuses intersect, they have a property that the product of each side of the radius is the same. In other words, for this problem it would be: UZ * ZX = WZ * ZY. We know UZ = 10 because UZ is made up of UO and OZ; UO = 6(radius) & OZ = 4(As derived in video). ZX = 2(given). So we have 20 = WZ * ZY. Additionally, WZ = ZY as it’s perpendicularly bisected by the radius(you can tell just by looking at the image). So now we get 20 = WZ^2 -> WZ = sqrt(20)

[@ScalarLearning]

True, thank you for your explanation

[@jessicauni2416]

this video is super helpful. thank you for this !

[@omarwhatever6542]

really scared for tomorrow's exam wishing everyone luck

[@elysianxswift]

How did it go?

[@omarwhatever6542]

@@elysianxswift good i really recommend this guy's channel if u wanna learn and improve, he absolutely deserves all the love

[@Pyrobite76]

@@omarwhatever6542what did you get?

[@omarwhatever6542]

@@Pyrobite76 1420 but my uni didnt end up requiring sat so yeah i wasted alot of time and money over nothing:’)

[@bhavyadiwakar906]

Thank you, really helpful!

[@OverclockingCowboy]

For question 37, you can get the answer directly from the equation. Given r = (20/21)t, boom we have t = (21/20)r = (1.05)r The answer is 5%.

[@ScalarLearning]

Love the boom

[@isaacvanbuskirk4793]

Thanks for all your videos they help me a lot. Thanks Bro

[@shroom7683]

I remember seeing some of these problems on the sat and getting confused, thanks for the help!!!

[@stem3390]

thanx bro, this was very useful

[@sunjaelee2171]

Thx sm for the help

[@rachaelasare4634]

Thank you very much

[@JunaidKhan-xb3wk]

Boom done ⚡, my last vedio for my tomorrow SAT, loved to watch you.❤️

[@its_me_tabs]

I solved question 20 at 8:31 by differentiation and equating the derivative to zero to find the x value at the turning point. i.e -(+h). So the quadrant with positive y (k) and negative x is quadrant II.

[@amberpug3602]

I am from turkey and our university exam is so hard that i am solving most of them not even on paper.. I sometimes wish i was american life would be a lot easier Anyway i hope everyone will get what they deserve in exam and dont feel pressure at all it doesnt matter if u go to caltech or harvard or brown, be a good person and change the world with that.. or dont,i dont really care

[@kyloren3587]

American life isn't really any better than the rest of the world; everyone goes through hardships

[@payamezzati9327]

abi reading kismi zor

[@amaltanveer1794]

thankyou, this was very helpful!

[@yusi_na9327]

its tomorrow T.T thank you for this

[@bijaykhatri777]

damn bro thanks

[@ayomide2011]

Boom done ✔🙌

[@vikram7900]

4:40 you can do it from y=e-× equation graph

[@surgere1980]

what ranks the question as most difficult-is it like most missed? btw thanks for ur helpful videos

[@d3rinnn]

the way i started laughing hard when you went "merhaba nasılsın" YOURE ADORABLE LMFAOOO

[@vivaronaldo3760]

I say boom done in my tests now😂😭

[@NebulaCipherX]

Man, in Eastern Europe this was bare minimum you need to know to pass the maths in high school lol

[@stem3390]

genius

[@jayanbangaru8445]

You should explain JEE ADVANCED questions also

[@kayawva]

Solved the last one with logs

[@davidarencibia7628]

Are this exams to apply for University? Arent they too easy

[@yuuki-1829]

Lol yea, it's not that hard to score 800/800 (SAT) in maths if you've studied for Jee ADV.

[@cj_tech9]

❤

[@wizzyshangout4600]

I am taking the test tomorrow please can u make the live stream very early🙏🏾 cause I think my exam may start early I am a nigerian by the way and that was my first live stream

[@vivaronaldo3760]

Check the previous October stream for a review.🤝🏽🇪🇹

[@wizzyshangout4600]

@@vivaronaldo3760 oh ok thanks

[@klaeparchment2938]

For the first question #9. Once all the angles are the same the triangles are immediately congruent. Thus wouldn’t the answer be D?

[@rondalitas]

You're confusing similar triangles with congruent triangles. Congruent = all corresponding sides and angles are equal / same size and shape Similar = all angles are equal / same shape

[@klaeparchment2938]

Okay, I get it now thank you@@rondalitas

[@rondalitas]

@@klaeparchment2938 you're welcome :)

[@jeremifoks5113]

that shit is mad easy

[@amir3068]

How tf 2 multiplied by 0 is 1?

[@spiffydark9186]

anything to the 0 power is 1

[@hihibybyby7217]

dis is like most easy 8th grade level problem in korea

[@Favyxluvrr]

Having SAT tomorrow :(((

[@inehal]

how did you do

[@yaojunlin5763]

At 21:51 isn’t the answer C

[@rondalitas]

To find the function f(x), the given function f(x) +1 has to be translated down by one (the hand-drawn function he adds onto the graph). When x is 0 in the function f(x), y = 1. Plugging 0 into 2^x + 1 would equal 2 (2^0 + 1 = 1 + 1 = 2).

[@ai.ecoblaze]

34:38 this is easy

[@Smasherj7]

not gonna lie im in 9th grade in india and these problems and cupcakes for me how is this exam supposed to be hard for students

[@inehal]

International exam for people outside of US is a little bit more difficult

[@NebulaCipherX]

Same man, I finished uni long long time ago and didnt do any kind of maths for years and I was interested to see how SAT looks like and here I am, solved all the tasks correctly 😂 PTSD is strong, when I was in high school this was bare minimum and I am not even math person

[@potatocalledonion]

bruhh these are literally grade 8 questions

[@georgeob2055]

yeah but average people cant solve this question beacuse they forgor and never exercise. especially me:)

[@user-du7ce1lj3j]

6th graders could solve this

[@rumi2474]

these are easy

[@emilianotorres7740]

wtf was that noise at 0:37 ong dont do that close to the mic please that was seriously disturbing

[@fatemakagzi4500]

In India, these are the most basic questions

[@charlesigberase6070]

@fatema kagzi. Then, stay in India!!!

[@fatemakagzi4500]

@@charlesigberase6070 with pleasure 😁😁😁

[@qwertyuiop2161]

since you obviously are not American (which isnt a bad thing), i will do my best to explain that the SAT does not test advanced math, it tests the BARE BARE minimum that someone should have learned in their 12 years of education. America does have much harder math tests than this. also keep in mind that virtually everyone takes the SAT(even the kids that are not that smart), in the JEE, it is much more self selective